Direct care is a healthcare delivery model where patients pay a monthly or annual membership fee directly to a provider for basic primary care services. This eliminates the middleman of insurance companies and allows for more personalized care.

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Cost-effective: Direct care typically has lower monthly fees than traditional health insurance premiums.

Easier access to doctors: You can usually schedule same-day or next-day appointments with your direct care provider.

More time with your doctor: Direct care providers typically spend more time with each patient during appointments.

Improved preventive care: Direct care providers can focus on preventive care to help you stay healthy.

Direct care costs vary depending on the provider and location, but typically range from $40 to $150 per month.